Pakistan’s army chief accused India of continuing to fuel instability in the region and warned it was fully prepared to counter any aggression from New Delhi as tensions between the two rivals remain high following a four-day armed conflict in May.

India on Monday accused its neighbour Pakistan of "sabre rattling" and "irresponsibility" after media reports on remarks about nuclear threats in South Asia made by Pakistan's army chief while on a visit to the United States.

Pakistan army chief Asim Munir threatened Jamnagar refinery during US visit, warning of nuclear conflict. India condemned his “nuclear sabre-rattling,” highlighting Pakistan’s extremist influence and repeated first-use nuclear policy as a global danger.

Talking about Field Marshal Asim Munir, his total assets are around 800000 US dollars (about 7 crores rupees). In such a situation, it can be said that the post of Army Chief is not limited to just uniform and gun in Pakistan, but it is also a means of wealth and fame.

Speaking to about 120 Pakistani diaspora members at a black-tie dinner hosted by Pakistan’s honorary consul, Munir cited the Reliance Industries Ltd refinery in Gujarat — the world’s largest single-site refining complex — as a potential target.

The Reliance-owned Jamnagar refinery processes 33 million tonnes of oil crude annually, about 12 per cent of India’s total refining capacity, and serves as a major exporter of petroleum products

Pakistan army chief Asim Munir is on his second visit to the US in less than two months to meet top American military officials, signaling improving ties between the countries.